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Vice President and Assistant General Manager of Caesars Palace, Las Vegas! 

The Paw Prints for Humanity Award was established to recognize individuals who go above and beyond — those who consistently choose to do the next right thing in making the world more inclusive and accessible for all, with the disability community at the center of every decision. 

Adam not only embodies this mission — he exceeds it.  

Over two years ago, after we encountered an access concern at Caesars Palace, Adam reached out immediately with a sincere commitment to improve accessibility standards and opened a meaningful dialogue about possibilities.   

From our first conversation, to our most recent, Adam has listened intently, asked thoughtful questions, researched solutions, and creatively problem-solved how to make a historic property — over 60 years old — truly accessible, with the disability community at the forefront of every decision.

Highlights of the inclusive and lasting changes Adam has championed include: 

• Elegant marble ramps into the Aureus High Limit Lounge.
• Marble ramp access into the newly opened Caspian’s Restaurant. 
• Easily navigable aisleways and accessible floor plan in the Caspian’s Rock and Roe. 
• Lowered bar area in Brasserie B Parisian Steakhouse by Bobby Flay at wheelchair height — allowing forward approach so guests can dine, socialize, and watch mixologists at work. 
• Low-pile carpet in the casino for improved wheelchair mobility. 
• Inclusive menu options and trained restaurant staff who ensure safe, stress-free dining for guests with allergies and specialty dietary needs.
• Courteous, knowledgeable gaming staff who support guests with disabilities in enjoying the full range of gaming experiences. 
• Thoughtful design elements — like sweeping marble walls in high-traffic areas — that enhance flow while considering guests who are low-vision, blind, or neurodivergent. 
• The addition of an ADA Compliance Consultant on every new build and renovation, ensuring accessibility standards — and beyond — are met with excellence. 
• And so much more already in the planning stages for the future!